That's right.
Although it's sowhat dim inside the Celestial Palace, the scenery is still discernible to the naked eye.
After encoding Oga ccc baryons, they can transmit light, a technology that was mastered by the Rabbits as early as 2011.
Currently, many dostic private institutions have the relevant technical reserves, making it a mature particle encoding technology.
However, the breakthrough of the channel carrier was unattainable before, and image transmission was mostly done with waves or rendered photons, rendering this technology unused.
Now, with a microscopic channel made of beryllium ions as the carrier, Oga ccc baryons can perfectly transmit images back.
However, although Oga ccc baryons can transmit light, they do not — or rather cannot — encode infrared functions.
That is to say, if there is no light inside the Celestial Palace, the screen would definitely display complete darkness.
And the current situation clearly indicates...
There is a light source inside the Celestial Palace!
It must be said, this is a very crucial piece of information.
In a modern context, having enough energy reserve for certain small areas to last a thousand years is not absurd.
Many high-purity energy sources, given the right conditions, can last even until the end of Conan, not to ntion two thousand years.
But what era did Zhang Daoling belong to?
The Eastern Han Dynasty!
Back then, there were no nuclear reactors to store energy, and civilian thods of igniting a fire were either candles or bonfires, while outdoors it was bonfires or torches.
At most, when encountering a tyrant in power, one might occasionally light a human lamp or sothing.
Whether there is oxygen inside the Celestial Palace still needs to be further investigated, but it's certain that low temperatures of tens of degrees below zero are inevitable, ruling out the possibility of combustion emitting light.
Under such circumstances, there's only one possibility for the Celestial Palace to have visible light:
Spiritual Energy!
That is to say.
There must be so device in the Celestial Palace powered by spiritual energy, providing a light source for over two thousand years!
And it's likely that the reserves of spiritual energy in the Celestial Palace are not low at all.
Subsequently, Academician Pan Jianwei reported the situation to the ground.
Soon, Lin Ziming replied:
Next ti, make sure to...no wait, increase the effort!
Currently, the limit of the beryllium ion channel installation is eight hundred ters, with the distance from the helicopter to the cyclone being a little over thirty ters.
Let's assu about fifty ters, then the beryllium ion channel can extend about seven hundred and fifty ters inside.
To simplify understanding for so classmates unfamiliar with this concept, let's use another analogy:
Everyone can think of the beryllium ion channel as the fra of a cara lens, while the Oga ccc baryons are the lens.
This analogy is honestly not very precise, as the core theories are completely different, but their nature or application is sowhat similar,
so just bear with this comparison.
Anyway, we aren't aiming for perfection, just passable will do.
The principle of a cara is known to everyone: converting optical image signals into electrical signals.
When we capture an object,
the light reflected off the object is collected by the cara lens, focusing on the light-receiving area of the image sensor.
Then, through the imaging device, the light is converted into electrical energy, thus obtaining the "video signal."
The photoelectric signal is very weak and needs to be amplified by a pre-amplification circuit, then processed and adjusted through various circuits.
The final standard signal can be recorded by a recorder or transmitted to a monitor through a broadcasting system.
So, without considering the impact of building obstructions,
the ratio of the beryllium ion channel to the shooting distance is about 1 to 3,
aning a 750-ter channel can theoretically 'shoot' a scene over two kiloters with a 360° view without any blind spots.
Thus, after receiving Lin Ziming's instructions, Academician Pan Jianwei imdiately waved his hand:
"Maximize output power! Hit it hard!"
"Understood!"
A mont later.
The beryllium ion channel suddenly thickened and lengthened as if it had taken dicine!
As if it evolved from a toothpick to a mineral water bottle!
As a result, the transmitted image quality naturally improved significantly.
Very quickly.
The images displayed on the screen beca more nurous and clearer at the sa ti.
The technician tily divided the main control screen into twelve split screens.
These twelve split screens included the four major orientations of the Celestial Palace, close-ups of the Array, clusters of collapsed buildings, etc.
However, due to the dim light, many distant scenes still appear blurry.
Such as the light source.
Even though Academician Pan had already maximized the power, it's still unclear where the light is coming from.
Nevertheless, from the nurous images transmitted back, one simple thing can be analyzed.
That is, the area of this Earth Palace is probably not small, with a length and width of at least three kiloters.
Much larger than the few hundred ters squared that the Rabbits had previously estimated.
Although the area of the Earth Palace is unknown, its height is not difficult to determine.
The top is about a hundred ters high, indicating that this space is unlikely to be as hard to asure as the pit of Qian Gu Mountain.
Subsequently, Academician Pan tried enlarging several images and finally confird three very clear images:
The first image is naturally of the cyclone entrance.
It's sowhat strange to say the least.
The entrance outside is a cyclone, while the interior has a square green mark about five centiters in length and width.
Moreover, the cyclone's orientation on land is obviously facing the ground, but the mark is on the side of this space.
That ans the ground of the space is perpendicular to the land's surface.
The center of the mark is carved with an odd character, sowhat resembling the letter ༂.
Academician Pan thought for a mont and said to Wei Fan:
"Clan Leader Wei, could you take a look? Do you recognize this mark?"
Wei Fan glanced at it a few tis, shook his head:
"Sorry, I've never seen such a symbol, but perhaps you can ask Qiangsheng; he's much more knowledgeable in this field than I am."
Academician Pan nodded slightly, thanking him.
This was just a casual question, so he wasn't too disappointed.
Then he shifted his attention to the second image.
The second image is of the collapsed main structure of the palace.
This palace is located a kiloter directly in front of the entrance, making it hard not to see.
The original height of the palace is unknown, various ruins and broken walls are collapsed and heaped on the ground, a sight of desolation.
But from one of the load-bearing columns that hasn't collapsed, its original height should be between twenty to thirty ters.
The third image is of the Array about ten ters in front of the palace, the only suspected functioning object in the Celestial Palace.
The Array is about five to six ters wide, with nurous runes engraved around it.
So of these are still emitting a crystalline glow.
Unsurprisingly, this should be the legendary grand Array 'beneath' Qingcheng Mountain.
The beryllium ion channel could gather only this much information, and then Academician Pan returned to the ground.
As soon as he landed, Lin Ziming approached:
"Academician Pan, do you have any way to open the Celestial Palace?"
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